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• W2603413184 abstract "Janes, J., ed. (2013) Library 2020: Today's Leading Visionaries Describe Tomorrow's Library. Lanham: Scarecrow. 161pp. ISBN 978-0-8108-8714-5 (pbk); 978-0-8108-87145-2 (e-book)Joseph Janes, associate professor and chair of MLIS program at University of Washington iSchool, asked 23 individuals to fill in blank in following sentence: library in 2020 be_. The result: collection of short pieces averaging five or six pages that display tremendous variety and individuality (p. vi). Some are more optimistic and enthusiastic about changes they envision for libraries; others set their eyes on publishers as almost villains in new marketplace emerging.Organized into broad groupings, chapters address stuff' in library; people who use and work in libraries; community; place; and leadership and vision. The editor expresses his own views in final chapter that warns us not to be too concerned with libraries in 2020 - what he considers short-term - but be focused on building capabilities to allow libraries to thrive in long-term. Assess which way winds are blowing - remain vigilant of new technologies that might be of use - and jump on bandwagon as cautious risk-takers. What follows are few of highlights from this slim volume.1. The Annoyed Librarian sees an extension of current trends: fewer books, music, and movies. Eventually, print books go away... as they (publishers) figure out how to make money and survive in digital world (p.3). The library in 2020 feature video games, online databases, talks and workshops, competing with community colleges instead of bookstores. The library be central to community - particularly for children.2. Kristin Fontichiaro (http://fontichiaro.com/activeleaming) emphasizes a makerspace culture that has potential to do much more by inspiring libraries to envision themselves as places where all citizens feel welcome bringing their individual visions of creating and sharing (p. 12).3. Elizabeth A. Jones, doctoral candidate at University of Washington iSchool, explores ways that digital access to books is transforming library structures and operations. She notes that 2020 be post Google Books' large scale digitization effort, with 10 million+ books scanned and OCR part of free PDF download.4. Clifford A. Lynch, executive director of Coalition for Networked Information, begins his essay by noting gaps that will begin to appear in public-library collections by 2020: important works of broad public interest that are only available as electronic downloads but that aren't offered to libraries by their publishers in electronic form or are embargoed for long periods (p.25)... It's not clear how much damage this is doing to public's ability to get access to information and cultural material (p.26).5. Sarah Houghton, director for San Rafael Public Library and author of Librarian in Black blog, begins her essay by stating that the library in 2020 be mied by geeks who run servers, cloud infrastructure, and software (p. 35).6. Stephen Abrams who posts regularly about information trends in his blog, Stephen's Lighthouse, sees library everywhere. He is first in this book to address importance of personal device stressing increased need for user to turn to librarian for guidance through this new information age where everything is available, if you know secret handshake. Measuring success stress professional services and programming rather than collections. The library returns to its place within education realm supporting personal growth through learning.7. Courtney Green, head of Digital User Experience, Indiana University Libraries, considers essential elements that together constitute library: collections, technology, facilities, services, and people. …" @default.
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